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COOLHAND 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 2942	nippy wrote: COOLHAND wrote: any asian food is good. in fact it my favorite as of current ever eaten a live baby octopus on a skewer? How about cat-on-a-stick? octopus. but not cat. and i was making a generalization anyway

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kayvee 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 3695	That reminds me- I went to the Asian Festival this past weekend. Ever had a Bubble drink? I tried the strawberry and the coconut.

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Ilikethepixies
6 years 9 months ago
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what's a bubble drink?

In america, we call it "soda".
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kayvee 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 3695	nah, this drink had like little blue beads at the bottom. They were a gummy texture. It was wild. I jus googles it...they're tapioca pearls!

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frostydude
6 years 9 months ago
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boneless sparibs with fried rice.
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pjb2377 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 952	I do enjoy some crabmeat rangoons(sp) with some beef fried rice. Beef and broccoli over some white rice is tasty too.

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outfit 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 911	nippy wrote: COOLHAND wrote: any asian food is good. in fact it my favorite as of current ever eaten a live baby octopus on a skewer? How about cat-on-a-stick? No, but can you please explain this to me..when you order "live" abalone, or whtever in NY, WHAT exactly does that mean? Probably a scam, damn expensive and seems dead as anything else..
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NeonNightrider 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 337	When I go to the Chinese restaurant in my town (Sesame Inn), I get General Tso's Chicken with steamed rice and hot & sour soup. It's awesome!

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pikachulover
6 years 9 months ago
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Egg rolls, chop suey, chow mein, and beef broccoli.
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kayvee
6 years 9 months ago
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned Lemon Chicken.
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Rainbow Bright 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 2505	Hey Kayvee do you mean Bubble Tea? Does anyone remember what Wayne from Waynes World says when he's ordering chinees food?

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billcozby 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 1409	kayvee wrote: nah, this drink had like little blue beads at the bottom. They were a gummy texture. It was wild. I jus googles it...they're tapioca pearls! like this ?

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PinkuOrbot 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 34	Bourbon Chicken. Although I usually get it at a Japanese booth at the mall's food court, it seems that some Japanese and Chinese food can be interchangeable. I also like Ramen noodles. Chicken and Beef flavors.
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NoCode0680 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 575	Any Asian food is my favorite, whether it be Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, whatever. Here in America it gets kind of mixed together though. What I like is vegetable fried rice, Vietnamese rice noodles, vegetable spring rolls, and any kind of broccoli and beef stir fry.
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misspiggy 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 1470	Ilikethepixies wrote: I think its probably been Americanized just like Taco Bell is Americanized mexican food. They took the greatiest, meatiest parts of the cuisine and made it fattier and sweeter. I bet chinese is the same way (although not nearly as exagerated) I think you are right on with that statement about asian food, O great Pixie. One of my friends moved here from Vietnam 12 years ago and started a restaurant. The food he has on the menu is like the stuff on a typical menu at any family restaurant here in the respect that it is what is believed you would want the most( after they make it even more unhealthy to draw you in). The meals he cooks at home are nothing like what is in demand at the restaurant. Kinda like a lot of things people make in the US at home wouldn't be on a typical US menu and if it was it would have about 400 calories more there.

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Protegejoe296 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 188	Boneless spare ribs and white rice or sweet and sour chicken.
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NoCode0680 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 575	Rainbow_Bright wrote: Hey Kayvee do you mean Bubble Tea? Does anyone remember what Wayne from Waynes World says when he's ordering chinees food? Yeah, I guess you could "Asianize" the spelling, but basically he ordered the "Cream Of Some Young Guy"
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kayvee 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 3695	So what goes into a Poo Poo platter anyway? How could you order one with a straight face? "And for you, Ma'am" "Oh, I'll have the vegetable fried rice, please." "Good choice." "And for you, sir?" "Um...I'll have the... looks waitress in the eye ... looks at 5 yr old nephew Poo Poo platter." laugh riot ensues

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Mr_Retro92
6 years 9 months ago
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chicken chow mein
The Gang
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Ackman 6 years 9 months ago Posts: 917	Eggrolls Springrolls Sweet and Sour Pork or Chicken General Tso's Chicken Crab Rangoons Spicy Chicken Lemon Chicken Orange Chicken Although here on Nantucket, we have to get it flown in from Hyannis

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